docs: clarify Host mode and fix incomplete README sentence

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Boya Ajay varma
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Openwork is desgined around the idea that you can easily ship your
OpenWork is designed around the idea that you can easily ship your agentic workflows as a repeatable, productized process.
Its a native desktop app that runs **OpenCode** under the hood, but presents it as a clean, guided workflow:
- pick a workspace
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- In **Host mode**, OpenWork spawns:
- `opencode serve --hostname 127.0.0.1 --port <free-port>`
- with your selected project folder as the process working directory.
In Host mode, OpenWork starts an OpenCode server directly on your own computer in the background.
When you select a project folder, OpenWork runs OpenCode locally using that folder and connects the desktop UI to it.
This allows you to run agentic workflows, send prompts, and see progress entirely on your machine without relying on a remote server.
- The UI uses `@opencode-ai/sdk/v2/client` to:
- connect to the server
- list/create sessions
- send prompts
- subscribe to SSE events
- subscribe to SSE events(Server-Sent Events are used to stream real-time updates from the server to the UI.)
- read todos and permission requests
## Folder Picker
The folder picker uses the Tauri dialog plugin.